- Enhanced the Alerts view under devices with sorting capabilities and display of alert timestamps.
- Transitioned our email domains to
divako.io
for outgoing emails, enabling us to sign our emails for verification by major servers.
- Added functionality to append metadata under meters, providing the ability to include additional information and notes.
- Resolved issues with alarm resetting where certain errors were previously unable to be reset.
- Improved the meter change process between groups. Now, we automatically refresh the settings page, allowing you to immediately see where your meter was updated.
- Enhanced the Network Planning solution by separating data collected via drive-by from network collected data. Devices are represented with a car icon when the last data sent was through the drive-by solution.
- Fixed the date issue in Data exports when exporting meter data.
- Fixed issues with Dashboard cards where some cards did not function or display correctly.

- Enhanced device export by including a decryption key field.
- Advanced payload data flow now supports concatenated payloads, which means if a payload arrives in different parts, we combine them into a single payload.
- Updated MQTT Client V2 to feature fewer fields, as the system can now auto-detect these fields.
- Upgraded Device settings with a new Timezone selection feature. Some devices send data in local time, so Divako needs to know this local time in order to correctly convert it to UTC. By default, all incoming data is assumed to be payloads converted to UTC.
- Enhanced the offset section under meter settings, now enabling offset calculation by date.
- Improved Gemini Integration by monitoring the last 24 hours of payloads to ensure all necessary data is transmitted.
- Refined the payload viewing function and increased precision in meter data.
- Improved CoAP Device view, now displaying App Version, Boot Version, and device serial number for enhanced searchability and management of CoAP devices.
- Enhanced CoAP Device Cron settings with a completely new Cron Expression Builder, offering advanced options for creating Crons and visualizing upcoming Cron activations.
- Improved Meters data view, offering explanations about displayed data. Payloads do not always contain exact initial values, and these are calculated.
- Fixed an issue in device export where the decryption key was missing.
- Resolved "Update & Fix meters" bulk actions on the meter list.
- Corrected the manual meter addition dialog within meter settings.
- New MQTT Client Engine: We've developed an enhanced version of our MQTT Client backend engine, enabling more stable connections with MQTT Brokers, especially those with strict connection rules. This update allows simultaneous listening to multiple topics.
- Improved Gemini Integration: Search functionality now includes the ability to look up by Serial number.
- Enhanced Gateway List: We've added filtering options by types (Power, Deployment, Antenna), and introduced bulk actions for gateway management (delete, status change). Additionally, there's now an option to export the gateway list in CSV, XML, or PDF formats.
- Fixed Login Errors: Resolved an issue where 2FA was automatically enabled for users without their consent.
- Phone Number Uniqueness and Format: Phone numbers in our system are now stored in a standardized format and are unique to each account.
- Accurate Consumption Reading in Graphics: Addressed a bug where certain meters were not correctly calculating consumption in graphical representations.
- Enhanced Network Planning Solution: It is now possible to import complete series, including Prefixes. The user interface has also been improved to align more closely with the design of other Divako modules.
- Enhanced Norkart Integrations, offering the option to either force sending all meter values at all times or to send only the most recently updated meter values.
- Improved Divako UI with updates to several frontend libraries, resulting in faster loading times and a more robust user experience.
- Refined Gemini Integration, providing a detailed overview of sent data.
- Advanced Issue management, with two additional objects for issue assignment. Now, issues can be added to a Project, which also serves as the default assignment object when no specific object is selected. Additionally, issues can be assigned to a Category. The project menu displays the count of open issues, allowing a quick view of open issues without needing to open the issue window.
- Enhanced Mobile App.
- Resolved an issue in the 2FA activation process where the 2FA dialog sometimes froze.
- Fixed bulk action functionality for editing meter types in the meters view.
- Various fixes to the Mobile UI.
- We are excited to announce support for Miitors devices with a specific ADR configuration that works best with Miitors devices. This profile is free for all Divako users.
- Enhanced address search boxes, now pre-filtering addresses based on your country.
- Improved CoAP Gateway settings, now including notifications about pending settings that have not yet been applied to the device.
- Enhanced issue view, now displaying category and group information.
- Fixed Cron management in CoAP Settings.
- Resolved device syncing issues in the Network Planning module.
- Corrected an error where some devices in the Network Planner were duplicated.
- Added a LoRaWAN change log to provide an overview of what imports or changes have been made to the devices.
- Fixed importing keys to LoRaWAN server.
- Added support for Google and Microsoft login options in Divako.
- Introduced new filters in the Meter list to enhance device management.
- Optimized the Network Planning Map, resulting in a 10x speed increase through lightweight loading structures.
- Now displaying device distances between gateways in the Network Planning section.

- Introducing DriveBy Solution (BETA) integration for Divako. Now you can seamlessly collect field data directly into Divako via DriveBy Solution.
- Updated various UI libraries for a more stable user experience.
- Issues will now trigger notifications based on due dates.
- Enhanced stability and introduced custom ADRs in LoRaWAN core.
- Added a feature to review gateway history in the metrics section.
- Refined the Frames view in LoRaWAN integration, enabling JSON download of current frames.
- Improved bulk action capabilities in issue management, allowing changes to responsible users and bulk tagging.
- Resolved missing values and rendering issues in network graphics.
- Corrected QoS calculations to prevent negative values due to abnormal Fcnt.
- Clarified email notification titles from Divako.
- Addressed a permissions issue that prevented some users from accessing issue management.
- Improved network planner import by better handling of invalid location data.
- Resolved issues with photo upload from Android devices for gateways.
- Optimized meter list loading times.
- Fixed spacing issues with serial and deveui fields in some browsers.
- Eliminated duplication of devices in the device list.
- Enabled sorting and searching of meter values using both comma and point notation.
- Corrected the exclusion of some columns in CSV exports from the device view.

- We have improved the login system to help you understand if your account is secure or not. In this update, we have also enhanced the security of signing into the systems. Additionally, you can now have an overview of which devices are using Divako.
- We have improved the project view network graphics, and now display the payloads per DR per day.

- We have enhanced the device metrics to now display data completeness based on both a seven-day and a thirty-day calculation. In this view, you can see the percentage which indicates how well your data flows daily. For data completeness, at least one payload per day by the device is required.
- Each issue can have now possibility to send issues to Divako Support team.
- Fixed a dashboard issue where some users encountered problems creating a new dashboard view.
- Enhanced QoS calculation and added additional figures under the device list to display how effectively devices send payloads to the Divako Server.
- Enhanced LoRaWAN Bulk Action for changing LoRaWAN profiles; it now also reactivates all devices when a profile is changed.
- Fixed an error in Gateway metrics where heatmaps were not rendered correctly.

- We are pleased to announce a new method for collecting daily gateway statistics. You can now view the status bar and activity log directly in the overview section. Additionally, the metrics now feature enhanced graphics and load ten times faster than before.
- Enhanced the "Issues" display to show both "Created date" and to have a more compact look.
- Improved the search engine, which can now find devices and gateways from various integrations.
- The Network Planning Gateway list now features an action that allows you to check the network status.
- Refined the meter import in the group view. It's now possible to add additional optional data such as description, offset, and offset date. This feature facilitates the creation of groups and meters from a CSV. It also auto-creates meters and connects all devices to these meters.
- Enhanced the Network Planning Map. Devices now calculate and display the distance to the connected device.
- Divako will now send notifications when a new device is connected to your project.
- Fixed a bug in the meter view where changes to the issue description were not being saved upon creation.
- Corrected the user listing in projects where the ordering was not functioning properly.
- Resolved the device status error. Previously, carrier-based status wasn't being read, and global status settings were applied instead. Due to this system change, you might receive multiple notifications about status changes.
- Enhanced the "Issues" display to include both "Category" and "Groups" alongside the object name.
- Introduced a "General View" in the Issues module. This feature provides users with a comprehensive overview of all issues assigned to them across various projects. This centralized view simplifies the process of locating unresolved issues, allowing users to address them promptly without the need for extensive searching.
- Fixed a bug where changes to the issue heading were not being saved.
- Addressed an issue preventing shared devices from viewing packet content.
- We have begun logging every Data Report download so you can see who has downloaded meter data from your project.
- Issues can now be shared via a link, allowing others to update the status or add comments. This makes it easier for you to connect current issues with your service team.
- Fixed an issue in the gateway view where the gateway name would occasionally not display.
- Resolved an issue where, after deleting a meter, its serial number would not display the device serial.
- Corrected an error where carrier-specific settings weren't applied when global settings were changed.

- It is now possible to directly add LoRaWAN, CoAP, REST API, and Network Tester Map integrations under the menu. This enables faster navigation to access these integrations.
- The device list now includes a carrier filter option, allowing you to easily filter out specific carrier devices.
- Additionally, you can now add files and images for each issue, which serves as an effective way to provide documentation for services and better understand current issues or incidents by including relevant images.
- Fixed LoRaWAN device import, where some keys were not added due to the incorrect length of devAddr. We now automatically try to fix import errors such as spaces and wrong characters.
- General map updates now allow users to jump directly to the meter view.
- All listing REST API requests now include Limit and Offset parameters for enhanced filtering.
- It is now possible to change the device or gateway address without modifying the coordinates. This feature enables users to define an address, even if OpenStreetMap does not have the exact address for the current coordinates.
- Users can now remove total calculations from the group view, particularly for sensors like temperature and humidity, where such calculations are unnecessary.
- The latest update enables users to add Tags for LoRaWAN devices. These tags can serve as configuration data for Divako and provide instructions on setting up a device under Divako for online usage. Further information on this feature will be announced in Divako. Additionally, tags can be used to include external data specific to LoRaWAN devices, which users may prefer to keep separate from the device view.
- Resolved an issue related to battery information where certain devices were sending values exceeding 100% for battery percentage.
- Security & environment updates - This update not only enhances security but also significantly improves the loading speed of the app.divako.no homepage.
- Resolved issues with image uploading and avatar views, resulting in a 10x faster loading speed.
- We have made changes to our user permissions logic, where group and category permissions now only grant view access. The main objective is to establish a connection between views and our mobile app. Project permissions, on the other hand, encompass various types and allow for data management capabilities. This is the initial step towards our second goal, which involves the development of a permission management tool that enables customization of permissions for individual users in your project.
- We have introduced new custom ADR profiles within the LoRaWAN Integration to enhance the fine-tuning of your device connectivity.
- The issue with Issue management chat not loading correctly in some browsers has been fixed.
- We are delighted to announce that the highly requested address search feature has finally been added to two extensive maps: the network map and the general map.
- Additionally, we have incorporated a Norway-specific layer into both maps, providing you with a more detailed overview of your locations. This Norway layer includes updated building information, and the maps are refreshed every 24 hours to ensure the most up-to-date data possible. This enhancement will offer you an even better understanding of your surroundings and enable you to stay informed about the latest developments in Norway.
- Previously, the use of multiple tabs in browsers to access the Divako app was restricted. However, we have now resolved this issue, allowing you to utilize multitab functionality within the same project. This improvement will greatly facilitate your work by enabling you to manage your data more efficiently in a single project.

- We are pleased to announce that we have started creating more comprehensive views to analyze your meter data. This will provide a detailed overview of your device usage and enable you to easily correct any inaccuracies in your meter data or identify problems directly in the data reports view.
- Starting from June 29th, we are now supporting Apple ID login for our systems. This will significantly enhance the login process, making it much faster compared to using basic usernames and passwords.
- We have made significant improvements to our LoRaWAN device import solution, providing more possibilities and better control over which parts of the data can be updated. Additionally, we have enhanced the CSV import descriptions to provide clearer instructions on how the process works.
- The Database Export feature has been enhanced with many new possibilities. You can now import network planning devices and gateways, as well as download LoRaWAN and CoAP integration devices. These additions provide an even better overview of the data you own, allowing for improved management and analysis.
- Fixed: Some data pickers were displaying values in the wrong language, but these errors have now been fixed.
- Fixed: YR.no integrations were experiencing difficulties in changing meter names.
- Fixed: The "last seen" fields in the gateway list were not searchable in the correct format previously. However, this issue has now been resolved.
- Fixed: Previously, device location syncing with Network Planning was only possible when the device had already been connected between the network and the network planner. However, we have now made it possible to perform syncing even before the device is connected in between. This improvement allows for more flexibility and enables accurate device location tracking from the early stages of planning.

- LoRaWAN Integration now offers a 10x faster device list loading time. Additionally, we can now indicate whether a device is powered by electricity or battery-operated. If a device sends battery status information, we can display that as well. Furthermore, we now provide visibility into DR (Data Rate) and LoRaWAN Margin.
- Fixed: Some users encountered difficulties when attempting to activate 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) logins on their accounts. However, we have made significant improvements to the system to enhance its stability.
- We have made an improvement where the battery status is now displayed directly under the gateway list. This eliminates the need to search for this information under gateway properties and provides a convenient and quick overview of battery statuses associated with each gateway.
- Fixed: Some graphs were experiencing overlapping xAxis labels, so we resolved this issue by rotating the labels by 45 degrees to improve visibility. Additionally, we addressed several errors in the display of the graphs.
- Fixed: It was discovered that some emails were sent out in the wrong language. Moving forward, the language of the recipient will be detected, and all emails will be set to that language accordingly. This ensures that the emails are delivered in the appropriate language for each recipient.
- Fixed: The integrations of YR.NO and HTTP Listener occasionally experienced issues when attempting to save settings.
- Fixed: Previously, there was no visual distinction between DR0 (Data Received 0) and no data in the graphics. To address this issue, we have made a change by implementing a Line chart. This modification makes it easier to differentiate between the presence of data and the occurrence of DR0. Now, users can more effectively understand whether there is actual data or if it's a case of DR0 based on the chart's representation.

We are thrilled to announce that we have transitioned from the Beta era to the Release era with Divako. This transition does not imply a slowdown in our development; rather, it signifies that the current program capabilities sufficiently address the requirements for using IoT devices effectively and achieving complete control over them.
- One of the most significant development is issue management. It has become extremely convenient and can be seamlessly integrated with various devices, meters, and gateways to precisely address the related problems. Issue management offers a comprehensive overview of the device's behavior and indicates whether the issue is currently being addressed.
- We have also implemented a significant design adjustment, where we have standardized all views to ensure consistency, making it easier and clearer to comprehend the program
- All Divako graphics have been migrated to the new library, which offers a significantly more user-friendly interface and provides a convenient overview of your data.
- Furthermore, we have discontinued the use of any Google API, and instead, we rely exclusively on Open Source components or software that we have developed in-house for the development of Divako.
- Implemented changes in the meter configuration to accommodate the usage of 4-20mA devices within Divako. This adjustment allows us to cater to users who possess specialized or industrial devices that require 4-20mA measurement capabilities, bringing us closer to meeting their specific needs.
- Starting from version 1.0.0, we have introduced the feature of recording daily device statistics. This feature presents a valuable opportunity to identify and address any potential issues that may have arisen with the devices.
- In the group's devices, the "information" tab has been replaced by the "app connections" tab, which allows you to create mobile application views. This new feature provides enhanced functionality and enables the creation of customized views within the mobile application.
- Devices now have the capability to capture images and attach them to provide visual context of the device's surroundings. This feature allows for better documentation and understanding of the device's environment.
- Fixed: The meter calculation for devices now shows correctly and does not include shared meters in your meters.
- Fixed: Uploading images to the gateway in bulk is fine again.
- Fixed: The loading speed of CoAP devices has now been enhanced by 10 times, resulting in significantly improved performance.
- Fixed: The energy usage for the same day is now prominently displayed on the graphs, providing clear visibility and insight into the energy consumption patterns.
- Fixed: Sending emails and requesting passwords is now considered acceptable and in line with our current practices.